[Freedombox-discuss] Cannot login to FreedomBox from phone: login fields are not visible.
A. F. Cano
afc54 at comcast.net
Wed Mar 4 21:49:53 GMT 2026
On Tue, Mar 03, 2026 at 04:35:45PM -0800, Sunil Mohan Adapa wrote:
> On 3/3/26 14:53, A. F. Cano via Freedombox-discuss wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Trying to access my internal dovecot server from roundcube. It works
> > from Debian/Konqueror but not from the android phone with privacy
> > browser. Access to roundcube requires login and upon connecting to my
> > domain, I see the "Select Language", "About" and "Log in" menu
> > vertically. If I tap on "Log in", I see the "Login" button just below
> > the menu but the user name and password fields are hidden by the menu.
> > If I tap on the "Login" button, it says "Please fill out this field",
> > but it points to something apparently under the menu, so it's
> > unreachable. Typing blindly, I think I managed to enter something, but
> > then I get a captcha. No matter how many times I tried it kept failing
> > since I had to juggle the keypad and not seeing what I was typing.
> >
> > Is there anything I have to set in privacy browser? I've tried setting
> > cookies and forms but that doesn't make any difference. It seems that
> > at the very least the fields should be visible under the blue menu and
> > not hidden by it. Help please!
>
> Roundcube requires browser features that Privacy Browser (by Stoutner)
> disables by default. After visiting the roundcube page, goto menu on the top
> right corner, Edit Domain Settings, then enable Javascript, Cookies and DOM
> Storage. Reload the page and it should work.
Well, that didn't do it. Even before getting to the roundcube app, the
blue menu ("Select Language", "About" and "Log in") is down, covering the
first app icon (bepasty), and it cannot be pulled up. Tapping on the
little square to the right with 3 horizontal lines does nothing but make
the border thicker. The menu that can't be pulled up and doesn't
disappear after tapping "Log in" obscures about the top 1/3 of the
screen.
> I also recommend Thunderbird from F-Droid store for regular use.
I'll look into that. Thanks.
Augustine
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